Opportunities/Your Future

23Mar

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Break Week!, Friday & Beyond, Opportunities/Your Future

Work Opportunity!

Paul Culpo, the Head Basketball Coach is looking for some people to work Saturday, April 8th around the local area for the spring basketball tournament Castleton is having. It will be $12/cash per game and games are roughly 45-50 minutes. You will be paid at the end of each workday. People are needed to keep score/run clock, and work the door at each site. If you have a car that would help but it is not necessary. Times would be roughly 8 AM to 5 PM. Please email Paul Culpo at paul.culpo@castleton.edu if you can work both days. *Photo credit: Bekky Bekks on Unsplash.com- paper waves with !

23Mar

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Opportunities/Your Future, Wellness

Time for a T-break!

Time for a T-break with Tom Fontana Tuesday, April 18th 12:15-1:45pm | 1787 Room If you use cannabis, taking occasional breaks is important. Come learn about cannabis, its impacts, and tips for taking a tolerance break from the author of The T-Break Guide! Questions and Discussion are welcome! Refreshments and Door prizes will be provided!

20Mar

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Drafts/Friday, Opportunities/Your Future

Student Orientation Staff Applications!

Hello Castleton Spartans! Applications are out now to be a Student Orientation Staff (SOS) Leader! We hope you will consider applying for the 2023 Student Orientation Staff. Applications are now available here! and are due on April 15th by 4:30 pm. Being an SOS is such a rewarding position that will allow you to grow as a leader, meet some awesome people, add to your resume, and hopefully benefit you as a person! We are looking for leaders, role models, mentors, and friends who are looking to make the new student experience amazing! Follow in the tradition of 100's before! If you know someone that is interested in or would make a great SOS Leader, please feel free to nominate them by encouraging them...

14Mar

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Draft/Thursday, Drafts/Friday, Drafts/wednesday, Important Schedules, Opportunities/Your Future

On campus recruiters and more!!

Looking for professional clothes? The Castleton Career Clothes Closet, located in the Campus Center, has an array of free, gently used workplace attire available to all CU students. One outfit per student. Please contact Renee.BeaupreWhite@castleton.edu to schedule an appointment. On Campus Recruiter Jarod “W” Wunneburger, Director | Farm & Wilderness, Camp Timberlake, Plymouth, VT April 12th, April 13th 12-2:00PM Campus Center Atrium For more information visit: www.castleton.edu/careersCollegeCentral.com/Castleton *Vector credit: commercialart on vecteezy.com- person perched on cliff with spyglass

<strong>Got Tech: Academic Support’s Tech Borrowing Program</strong>

14Mar

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Opportunities/Your Future

Got Tech: Academic Support’s Tech Borrowing Program

We are living in the Digital Age, and that means there are lots of tools to help you succeed. At the Academic Support Center, we have laptop computers (Dell and Mac), noise-canceling headphones, and graphing calculators to help you make the most of your time in college. If you’re eligible for a federal program called TRIO Student Support Services, you can borrow our devices. How do you know if you qualify for TRIO? If neither of your parents has a bachelor’s degree, your family is of low to moderate income, or you have a documented disability, you are probably eligible for TRIO. Complete our application today. To learn more about TRIO or our tech borrowing program, please call 802-468-1347, email CUAcademicSupport@castleton.edu, or stop by our office in Babc...

Work in Vermont. Lose Some of Your Student Loans.

14Mar

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Opportunities/Your Future

Work in Vermont. Lose Some of Your Student Loans.

The State of Vermont, in collaboration with the University of Vermont and the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC), is offering a $5000 loan repayment program to incentivize and retain new graduates from Vermont colleges and universities. Any graduate during the spring 2023 academic year with a Bachelor's degree can apply. Recipients will be selected on a first-come, first-served basis based on regional, employer, and institutional distribution criteria, as long as funding is available. Applicants must submit proof of employment when applying. Employment will be verified with the Vermont-based employer at two points: after one year of employment and after the second year of employment. For more information and the link to apply visit here!

13Mar

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Opportunities/Your Future

Attention EDU Students!!

Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is the International Honor Society in Education (EDU). If you are a junior or senior EDU student - or a graduate student affiliated with the Education Department - you may be eligible for membership. All the information you need about KDP, including the registration link, can be found here. Please let me know if you have questions. *Photo credit: xiayamoon on vecteezy.com; globe on stack of books with gears in background

College Student Healthcare Internship Program!

1Mar

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Opportunities/Your Future

College Student Healthcare Internship Program!

College Student Healthcare Internship Program! (CSHIP) Paid Summer Internships with Local Health Organizations Great for any major! We match your interests/skills with a project. Project examples include: Working with a community hospital to access community needs Health/Wellness Coaching Creating communications and messages for families of loved ones with traumatic brain injuries on resources Collecting data on dental health & needs in a community Planning for a mural at a healthcare organization Creating health careers exploration activities for high school students For more information, check them out in the Campus Center March 15th at the Human Services Fair, March 22nd at the Wellness Fair or email Susan White (swhite@svtahec.org) or contact J...

27Feb

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Friday & Beyond, Opportunities/Your Future

Study Abroad in Ireland!

Would you like to travel to Ireland? Join us for Comparative Justice: Ireland (CRJ 3740) offered this summer. Enjoy 3 weeks of exploration in Ireland and Northern Ireland (May 15-June 3). Topics explored during this travel course include: history, politics, culture, policing, courts, prisons, rehabilitation, juvenile justice, crime and social issues. Students will have opportunities to explore many wonders of Ireland such as Blarney Castle (and kiss the Blarney Stone), Cliffs of Moher, Giants Causeway, Glendalough, Spike Island, the Titanic Museum, and others. Dates: May 15th -June 3rd , 2023 Course fee: $4000 (plus tuition, flight, and other expenses) Included: lodging, a few meals, tours, entrance fees, transportation in and around Dublin, Cork, Cob...

25Feb

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Important Schedules, Opportunities/Your Future

March (Tutoring) Madness!

It’s that point in the semester – papers, tests, and deadlines abound. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed. That’s why the Academic Support Center wants to remind you about our tutoring services. We offer walk-in Math and Writing Clinics and an Accounting Lab. You don’t need an appointment: simply drop by our office in Babcock Hall during Clinic hours to speak with the tutor on duty. Need a help in a particular class? We also offer course-specific tutoring. If you’d like a tutor for any Castleton class, you can submit our Tutor Request Form. Once we receive it, someone will be in touch to discuss your next steps. Here are the Clinic Hours: Math Clinic Days: Monday-Friday 11am-2pm Evenings: Monday-Thursday 5-7:30pm Writing Clinic Days: Monday-Friday 9...